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DA 130 Chapter 14 Charting Review Flashcards

1
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True or False.

The mobility of a tooth is recorded in Roman numerals.

A

True

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2
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True or False.

A space between two adjacent teeth in the same arch is called a Diastema.

A

True

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3
Q

True or False.

An overhang is excessive restorative material normally found interproximally near the gingival.

A

True

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4
Q

True or False.

Computerized charting increases efficiency and enables charting to be more standardized.

A

True

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5
Q

True or False.

Class III caries can only be found on the interproximal surfaces of posterior teeth.

A

False

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6
Q

True or False.

Five cavity classifications were developed by G.V. Black.

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True

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7
Q

True or False.

There are a total of six cavity classifications.

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True

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8
Q

True or False.

A dental assistant may not chart for the record abbreviations on complex surfaces.

A

False

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9
Q

True or False.

All crowns are “fixed” or cemented into place in the patient’s mouth.

A

True

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10
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The dental chart ________________.

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Is part of the patient’s legal record and belongs to the dentist.

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11
Q

The tooth numbering system most used in the United States is the ________________.

A

Universal/national

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12
Q

Using the universal numbering system, tooth number three is the ________________.

A

Maxillary right first molar

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13
Q

Using the universal numbering system, tooth number 13 is the ________________.

A

Maxillary left second premolar

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14
Q

Using the universal numbering system, tooth number 18 is the ________________.

A

Mandibular left second molar

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15
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Using the universal numbering system, tooth number 19 is the ________________.

A

Mandibular left first molar

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16
Q

The tooth numbering system most used in Canada and the European countries is ________________.

A

FDI

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17
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The five cavity classifications were developed by ________________.

A

Dr. G. V. Black

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18
Q

Caries on the Interproximal surfaces of the anterior teeth are Class _______.

A

III

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19
Q

Caries on the proximal surfaces of the posterior teeth are Class _______.

A

II

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20
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Caries on the Pitts and fissures of the teeth are Class ________.

A

I

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21
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Caries on the facial or lingual gingival one-third are Class _______.

A

V

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22
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A simple cavity ________________.

A

Involves one tooth surface

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23
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A compound cavity ________________.

A

Involves two teeth surfaces

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24
Q

The type of bridge in which the pontic has wings and is attached on the lingual sides of the abutment teeth is the ________________.

A

Maryland

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25
Q

Crowns are made of:

A
  • gold
  • porcelain
  • Gold and porcelain
26
Q

When an entire arch of teeth is replaced, the patient wears a ________________.

A

Full denture

27
Q

True or false.

A complex cavity involves two tooth surfaces?

A

False

28
Q

Incipient decay is

A

Beginning decay

29
Q

In dental charting, the color red indicates ________________.

A

Work that needs to be done

30
Q

In dental charting, the color blue indicates ________________.

A

Completed work

31
Q

A gold restoration is charted by an

A

Outlined area with crosshatch lines through it

32
Q

An amalgam restoration is charted by an

A

Outlined area filled with red or blue

33
Q

A composite restoration is charted by an ________________.

A

Outline in red or blue

34
Q

The charting symbol for a tooth that is to be removed is a(n) ________________.

A

Diagonal line over the tooth

35
Q

The charting symbol for an abscesses tooth is a(n) ________________.

A

Circle above the root of the the tooth

36
Q

The charting symbol for completed root canal is a(n) ________________.

A

Line through the root

37
Q

The charting symbol for a tooth with a full gold crown is a(n) ________________.

A

Outline of the two and crosshatch

38
Q

The charting symbol for caries is an outline ________________.

A

Filled in red

39
Q

The charting symbol for an impacted tooth is a(n) ________________.

A

Circling around The tooth

40
Q

A dental implant is charted by ________________.

A

Horizontal lines through the root

41
Q

Missing teeth or charted by a(n) ________________.

A

“X” on the tooth or root

42
Q

The patient’s dental record (chart) is used as a ________________ document.

A
  • Legal and

- forensic dentistry

43
Q

The space between the maxillary central incisors in humans is called the ________________.

A

Diastema

44
Q

Class III caries are found on which services?

A
  • Mesial of canines
  • Mesial of central incisors
  • distal of lateral incisors
45
Q

Several Class V caries are possible in one quadrant due to a patient’s ________________.

A
  • taking medications over a long period of time
  • chewing gum over a long period of time
  • drinking soft drinks over a long period of time
46
Q

A prosthetic device that attaches the sides of a bridge is called ________________.

A

Abutment

47
Q

Match the abbreviations to the cavities.

LI

A

Linguo- Incisal

48
Q

Match the abbreviations to the cavities.

DO

A

Disto-occlusal

49
Q

Match the abbreviations to the cavities.

I

A

Incisal

50
Q

Match the abbreviations to the cavities.

MOD

A

Mesio-occluso-distal

51
Q

A diastema is

A

The space between two adjacent teeth in the same dental arch

52
Q

Definition of drifting

A

If the tooth is removed, the opposing tooth may overerupt into the space

53
Q

Definition of incipient

A

Beginning decay that has not broken through the enamel

54
Q

Definition of mobility

A

When the two moves in the socket

55
Q
  • Occlusal (biting surfaces) of the posterior teeth
  • buccal or lingual Pitts on molars
  • lingual Pitt

Class ___?

A

Class I

56
Q

-on proximal (mesial or distal) surfaces on posterior teeth (molars and premolars)

Classs ____?

A

Class II

57
Q
  • on interproximal surface (medial or distal) or anterior teeth(canines, lateral incisors, central incisors)

Class _____?

A

Class III

58
Q
  • Interproximal surface (medial or distal) of anterior teeth and include Incisal edge
  • fractured/chipped
  • Class _____?
A

Class IV

59
Q
  • occur on the cervical third of the facial or lingual surface of the tooth
  • gum line decay/ carries
  • often due to patient regularly sucking on sweets

Class ____?

A

Class V

60
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  • Incisal or occlusal surface that has been worn away due to abrasion
A

Class VI

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